Democrats losing favor with some Latinos
(Los Angeles Times) Early this year, Brian Sandoval and Susana Martinez made history. He became Nevada’s first Latino governor. In New Mexico, she became the country’s first Latina governor. Just as...
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Mark Amodei, GOP Candidate In Nevada, Under Fire For Ad Warning Of A Chinese...
(Huffington Post) A Republican congressional candidate in Nevada is facing criticism from Asian-American groups for his controversial new ad that portrays China taking over the country and a scary...
View ArticleCasino Town Puts Its Money on Hispanic Market
(New York Times) For decades, a patch of casinos on the western edge of Nevada has relied on geography to lure California gamblers reluctant to drive the extra 45 miles for the glamour and glitz of...
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Asian Americans now country’s fastest growing racial group
(Los Angeles Times) Increased immigration from South Asia helped fuel the rapid growth in the number of Asian Americans over the last decade as well as an influx of Asians to states such as Nevada,...
View ArticleHispanic voters’ uncertain allegiance to Dems could swing three states in 2012
(The Hill) Democrats are counting on enthusiastic support from Hispanics to propel them to victory one year from now, even though a lack of progress on immigration reform under President Obama and...
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Latinos make up potentially powerful, if dissatisfied, voting block in west
(Public Radio International) Appealing to Latino voters will be crucial come November, political experts have agreed. Hispanics account for 16 percent of the population, and every month an estimated...
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Asian-American Vote Could Impact US Election
(Voice of America) Asian-Americans have largely been ignored by U.S. politicians, but they could provide a valuable edge in the upcoming presidential election, saysnew polling data. According to...
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